Posts by Matthew Warner
About the Author
Matthew Warner is Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and co-founder of Blumira. Matt brings nearly two decades of IT and cybersecurity experience to his leadership position, and a genuine passion for cybersecurity education. Prior to founding Blumira, he was Director of Security Services at NetWorks Group, a managed security services provider (MSSP) with a focus on compliance and ethical hacking. While at NetWorks Group, Matthew’s team searched for a SIEM that would serve their small to midsize business (SMB) clients well, but found that most products on the market were overly complex, expensive, and difficult to maintain. The concept of Blumira formed when Matthew noticed this significant gap in the market, and he developed a threat detection and response platform that was easy for SMBs to use. After the technology’s internal success at NetWorks Group, Matthew founded Blumira to focus his efforts on growing the platform to scale. Matthew is passionate about helping SMBs, which are often most vulnerable to cyberattacks, improve their security maturity with thoughtful and intentional changes. Through educational opportunities such as webinars, articles, podcasts, conference sessions and more, Matthew shares actionable advice that the most under-resourced and time-strapped teams can undertake. Threat research is another passion of Matthew’s. In late 2021, he led research efforts at Blumira that resulted in the discovery of an additional attack vector in the Log4j vulnerability, offering proactive solutions to help affected entities recover and protect themselves quickly. He works closely with the IT community to determine their pain points and challenges, and develops a product strategy that addresses their specific needs. In 2022, the Globee Cybersecurity Global Excellence Awards program recognized Matthew as CTO of the Year for his leadership and innovative problem-solving, as well as his credible research on Log4j vulnerabilities and notable contributions to Blumira’s 2022 State of Threat Detection and Response Report. Matthew’s dedication to Blumira is as long-lasting as the hedgehog tattoo etched on his leg.
Zero-Day RCE Vulnerability CVE-2021-44228 aka Log4Shell Affects Java
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Read MoreSAM Database in Windows 10 (HiveNightmare)
Read MoreLessons Learned From REvil’s Ransomware Attack On Kaseya
Read MoreVerizon’s DBIR 2021 Highlights Threat Detection and Response
Read MoreUpdate Blumira Sensors: Sudo Privilege Escalation (CVE-2021-3156)
Read MoreSecurity Analysis of the Parler Data Dump
Read MoreDetecting RDP Attacks With Honeypots: Blumira Data Insights
Read MoreDemo: Set Up Blumira With Third-Parties
Read MoreDemo: Set Up Palo Alto Firewall With Blumira
Read MoreHoneypots: Understanding Their Role in Cybersecurity
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